It was deceptive. At a White House dinner with Muslims celebrating Ramadan, Barack Obama finally weighed in on the Ground Zero mosque controversy. Incredibly, he lectured Americans about the religious freedom of Muslims "that includes the right to build a place of worship and a community center on private property in Lower Manhattan."
Balking at Arizona's tough immigration-enforcement law, Florida Democrats appear out of step with national sentiment while Republicans wholeheartedly support the measure, a new Sunshine State News Poll reports.
The Republican Party of Florida (RPOF) joined U.S. Sen. George LeMiuex and former House Speaker Marco Rubio in welcoming President Barack Obama to Florida for a fund-raiser in Miami Beach on Wednesday night -- but quickly turned its fire on Democratic candidates running for office in the Sunshine State.
Ronnie Whitaker, executive director of the RPOF, fired away at U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek who is running in a hotly contested Democratic primary with Jeff Greene for the U.S. Senate election.
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Rick Scott lashed out at Republican gubernatorial primary rival Attorney General Bill McCollum on Wednesday for accepting millions in special interest money.
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A poll released by Quinnipiac University Wednesday finds that the tide has turned in the favor of politicians running against wealthy businessmen in both the Republican gubernatorial primary and the contest for the Democratic U.S. Senate nod.
Jeff Greene launched a new television ad against U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek, his chief rival for the Democratic nomination in the U.S. Senate election. While the ad attacks Meeks record in Congress, there is a distinct difference from other ads the Greene campaign has run. Instead of Greene ripping into Meek or a narrator ominously speaking about the congressman, the ad features a diverse group of apparently normal Floridians tearing into Meek and singing Greenes praises.
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Bad news from Jacksonville for fans of Sarah Palin.
The Florida Times Union is reporting that a fund-raiser for Heroic Media, a pro-life organization that encourages women with unexpected pregnancies to consider other options besides abortion, with Palin as the featured speaker, has been moved from a 2,900-seat theater in the Times Union Center for Performing Arts to a 600-seat room. Tickets simply arent selling for the event.
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"Undecided" is still the leader in the Republican race for attorney general, but the three GOP candidates are each making inroads -- especially Jeff Kottkamp, a new Sunshine State News Poll shows.
A new Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday finds the tide has turned in the favor of politicians running against wealthy businessmen in both the Republican gubernatorial primary and the contest for the Democratic U.S. Senate primary.
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A former RNC chairman and possible presidential candidate in 2012 is being dragged into the latest round in the tight and hotly contested Republican gubernatorial primary contest between Rick Scott and Attorney General Bill McCollum.
